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3. Social Change Impact Report Data Sets Molly A. Lauck, Ph.D. Director, Research & Sponsored Programs Center for Research Quality Lou Milanesi, Ph.D. Director, Office of Research Quality Management Center for Research Quality

4. Overview The Social Change Impact Report (SCIR) Datasets are a Walden-owned database of research results generated from three online surveys about social change. Walden University hired Harris Interactive in 2011 and 2012 to conduct the surveys. The surveys investigate US and International participants’ views on and experiences with: – positive social change and/or social action – involvement in activities that make improvements in the lives of individuals and communities – locally and around the world 4

5. 2012 Social Change Impact Report http://www.waldenu.edu/about/social-change/impact-report-2012 5

6. Overview The datasets are housed within the Center for Research Quality (CRQ). The CRQ and the Office of Institutional Research & Assessment (OIRA) manage access to the data set jointly Additionally, the Center for Faculty Excellence (CFE) offers input as well. 6

7. Eligibility The SCIR Datasets are available for use by – Walden faculty – Walden students – Walden staff. At this time, requests from researchers outside of the University are not accepted. 7

8. Available SCIR Datasets 2011 Social Change Impact Report: American Survey – The survey for the 2011 Social Change Impact Report: American Survey was conducted among 2,148 adults in the United States. SPSS file: Walden - American Survey 2011 Questionnaire file: American Survey 2011 2011 Social Change Impact Report: Global Survey – The 2011 Social Change Impact Report: Global Survey was conducted among a total of 12,208 adults within Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Great Britain, India, Japan, Mexico, Spain, and U.S. U.S. SPSS file: Walden - Global Survey 2011 Canada SPSS file: Walden - Global Survey 2011 International SPSS file: Walden - Global Survey 2011 Questionnaire file: Global Survey 2011 2012 Social Change Impact Report: Global Survey – The 2012 Social Change Impact Report: Global Survey was conducted with 8,953 adults in Brazil, Canada, China, Germany, India, Jordan, Mexico and the U.S., and gauges their perceptions and motivations for getting involved, as well as the roles of nonprofit organizations, government and the media in social change across countries.2012 Social Change Impact Report U.S. SPSS file: Walden - Global Survey 2012 Jordan SPSS file: Walden - Global Survey 2012 International SPSS file: Walden - Global Survey 2012Results.sav Questionnaire file: Global Survey 2012 8

9. SCIR Datasets: Research Methodology & Data Documentation Methodology Walden University hired Harris Interactive, a popular business polling firm, to conduct the surveys in 2011 and 2012. Being a proprietary survey research firm, Harris is guarded in providing the specific details of their methodologies Data were collected via non probability sampling. The brief overviews of methods provided by Harris are provided on the website Data Documentation Data were weighted to be representative of total adult population of those countries surveyed – Weighting variables are included in the data files; however no algorithms are provided to illustrate how they were derived. SPSS Data Dictionaries were extracted for each SPSS data file and are available for review online – Researchers are encouraged to review these files to explore how data were coded in each respective data file; some variables such as Age were coded differently across files, and thus would require recoding if more than on file were merged for analysis Questionnaire files are also available 9

10. SCIR Datasets: Learning More on the CRQ WebsiteCRQ Website 10

11. Request for Use Process 1. Applicant completes an Institutional Approver Request Form – Completed form submitted by the applicant to institutional.approver@waldenu.edu (OIRA) for review and approval. institutional.approver@waldenu.edu Note: Link to form is in the description of the SCIR Datasets on the CRQ website. 11

12. Request for Use Process 2.Upon receiving approval from OIRA, the applicant submits their IRB application for the proposed research using the SCIR Dataset to irb@waldenu.edu (OREC). irb@waldenu.edu Note: IRB forms are located on the CRQ website (maroon IRB button) at researchcenter.waldenu.edu. 12

13. Request for Use Process 3.Upon receiving IRB approval, the applicant contacts datasetaccess@waldenu.edu (CRQ) to request the data set.datasetaccess@waldenu.edu Applicant must include the following in their request: – Copy of the completed Institutional Approver Request Form – Copy of the email from OIRA approving the IA request. – Copy of the completed IRB form. – Copy of the IRB approval letter (email). 13

14. Request for Use Process When the three steps outline previously have been completed the SCIR Dataset Coordinator will work with applicant to release the data that has been requested. Data will be sent as email attachments. All SCIR Datasets correspondence goes through datasetaccess@waldenu.edudatasetaccess@waldenu.edu 14

15. Questions about the SCIR Datasets Information about the SCIR Datasets can be found on the Research Resources page of the CRQ website: researchcenter.waldenu.edu. Click on the purple Research Resources button on the CRQ homepage. Questions about the SCIR Dataset and how to request access to the data set should be directed to datasetaccess@waldenu.edu.datasetaccess@waldenu.edu 15

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